Elbow Injuries

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General Principles History and Physical Examination History • Hand dominance • Location • Medial, lateral, anterior, and posterior • Type of pain • Radiating symptoms • Numbness/tingling • Stiffness •…

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Maxillofacial Injuries

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General Principles Epidemiology • 3%–29% of facial injuries are a result of sporting activities • 60%–90% of facial injuries in sports occur in males aged 10–29 years • Approximately 75%…

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Eye Injuries

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General Principles • Over 42,000 sports- and recreation-related eye injuries were reported in 2000: of these, 72% occurred in individuals younger than 25 years and 43% in people younger than…

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Neck Injuries

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General Principles Cervical spine injuries are most often seen in football and hockey but have occurred in wrestling, rugby, baseball, lacrosse, and mountain biking. Anatomy • There are seven cervical…

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Head Injuries

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General Principles • Head injuries in sports are comparatively mild compared with those in high-velocity motor vehicle accidents (MVAs), yet they remain significant and important injuries for team physicians to…

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Musculoskeletal Injuries in Sports

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General Classification of Musculoskeletal Sports Injuries Musculoskeletal sports injuries can be classified as traumatic or overuse injuries. Traumatic Injuries Description: Result from specific episode(s) of trauma, whether recent (acute) or…

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Skin Problems in the Athlete

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General Principles • Skin infections account for 21% of illnesses and injuries reported in collegiate and 8.5% in high school sports. • In collegiate sports, skin infections account for 1%–2%…

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